Insurance
What this service covers.
Insurance is a shield that safeguards your assets and secures your future against unforeseen events. A comprehensive range of insurance services offers tailored ways to meet diverse needs.
Why this matters.
Life Insurance
Provides financial protection to your loved ones by offering a payout in case of your untimely death.
Health Insurance
Ensures financial protection against medical expenses.
Property Insurance
Covers damage or loss to property due to various reasons.
Vehicle Insurance
Protects vehicles against damages and liabilities.
Frequently asked.
What services does TiFS provide?
TiFS facilitates access to financial products including Mutual Funds, Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), Bonds & Fixed Income products, Insurance, and Company Fixed Deposits, subject to applicable regulations, eligibility requirements, and individual product terms.
What is a mutual fund?
A mutual fund pools money from multiple investors and invests it in securities such as equities, bonds, money-market instruments, or a combination of asset classes according to the scheme's stated investment objective.
Mutual fund schemes are managed by Asset Management Companies (AMCs). The value of an investment may increase or decrease depending on market conditions and the performance of the securities held by the scheme.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.
What is a SIP in mutual funds?
A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a facility through which an investor can invest a predetermined amount in a mutual fund scheme at regular intervals, such as monthly or quarterly. SIPs can make it convenient to invest periodically without making a single large investment. However, a SIP does not guarantee returns or protect an investor from market losses.
Can I redeem my mutual fund investment whenever I want?
Many open-ended mutual fund schemes permit investors to redeem their units on business days, subject to the applicable scheme terms.
However, certain schemes may have lock-in periods, exit loads, redemption restrictions, or other conditions. Investors should review the relevant Scheme Information Document and applicable terms before investing or redeeming units.